Dual E3D Height Adjustable Mount with Fan Shroud - STL's

[atoff]

I just published the STL's for my Dual E3D mount on Thingiverse. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:373772

Hope it's useful to you guys. It took a bit of work ironing out the kinks. If you have any suggestions or improvements, please let me know, I'll see what I can do (though, I can't promise it won't take me a very long time! ).

My final step now is to figure out the offsets (will only need to be offset in the X-Axis). It actually adjusts quite well though.

[halotosis]

Very nice, thank you. What's the best orientation to print? And support is required?

[atoff]

Here's the orientation that gave me the best results.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/eg8OI1g.jpg[/img]

Yes to supports... in Cura, I use Lines with 40% Fill, 0.7mm distance from X/Y, 0.1mm distance from Z.

I also updated Thingiverse with the file for all the parts oriented. Personally, I had better results printing them individually though... more accurate.

[sunkenbier]

Thank you for the part, it printed nicely and I have both my pieces mounted now. My Y offset on my rostock set in the eeprom to 1014 (extr1) and -1014 steps (extr2). Is that about what you have set?

Also how did you calculate your horizontal radius. I was perfectly calibrated with a single extruder but now with two I am trying to figure out how to calibrate.

When I run g0 z0 x0 y90 f3500 my extr2 touches the glass before the extr1 can be adjusted close enough.

when I run the below two commands the extr2 is higher than extr1
g0 z0 x-77.94 y-45 f3500
g0 z0 x77.94 y-45 f3500